Coastal walking routes

Kent is a great place for walking and where better to enjoy a day out than along a coastal trail? Kent's coastal trails include:

The Saxon Shore Way - a fascinating 163 mile walk, from Gravesend to Hastings, East Sussex. This walk follows the line of fortifications built along the coastline by the Romans to keep out raiding Saxons.
The South Foreland walk offers a chance to explore parts of the Saxon Shore Way and also sections of the North Downs Way.
The Minnis Bay to Reculver Country Park route follows the coastal defences of the North Kent coast
Walmer Castle to Deal Castle - this accessible walk along the coast takes in two of the best preserved fortifications to be found along this section of the Kent coast.
Samphire Hoe walk - Enjoy magnificent views along this coastal walk through the newest part of Kent. Samphire Hoe has been created from the spoil excavated during the construction of the Channel Tunnel.
Turner and Dickens - Take a walk along the newly opened, 4 mile coast to coast route between Turner's Margate and Dickens' Broadstairs.
Maritime Heritage Trail provides four trails centred around Thanet, Medway, Whitstable/Herne Bay and Dover
Wantsum Walk an 8 mile trail between Herne Bay and Birchington, with a wealth of natural and historic features
Dover wildlife walk - a short 4 mile circular walk thriving with wildlife.